Several partners of the School of Nursing have been designated as Points of Light by the Injury Prevention Research Center at Emory for their exemplary work in reducing injury and violence in Georgia. These individuals and organizations were honored at the organization’s recent 30th anniversary celebration.
Cammie Wolf Rice shares her struggle to make sense of losing her son to opioids in her new book, and how she helps parents take steps to prevent similar deaths.
Speaking at the FCC on October 8th, Cammie went into detail about her son’s death, and how it moved her to become an activist fighting the United States’ ongoing opioid epidemic, which has taken an estimated 500,000 lives since Christopher passed away in 2016.
Cammie Wolf Rice, Founder of the Christopher Wolf Crusade, and a parent who lost her son Christopher to this crisis…
LA Wave Newspaper get up close and personal with Cammie on her book and her emotional journey.
The Faces of Fentanyl wall is a physical display of photos that the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)…
Cammie Wolf Rice featured at the top of the Postindustrial homepage today.
Cammie talks about how she turned the pain from losing her son into the drive to stop the opioid epidemic.
Savvy Broadcasting interviews Cammie about the loss of her son, her new book, and everything she is doing to put an end to the opioid epidemic.
From writing a book to creating a non-profit, Cammie is making sure she is doing all she can to keep families like hers from the heartbreak she carries every day.